Any way you draw it up, it was an impressive showing from the B1G this spring.

The B1G once again dominated the top of the spring game attendance leaders. Four of the top seven spring game attendance numbers came from B1G teams. Ohio State, of course, set a spring game record for the second straight year.

In all, six B1G teams finished in the top 25, which was the same as 2015. Last year, however, the B1G had each of the top three spring-game showings. There were actually five teams in the top eight overall.

The only B1G team that fell out of the top eight was Michigan, which held its spring game on April 1 on a Friday night.

Nebraska and Penn State both saw minor dips in attendance, while Michigan State and Ohio State had minor rises. Among the notable spring game risers was Iowa, which grew from 8,000 to 18,460.

Here’s a look at how the B1G fared among the top 25 in 2016 spring game attendances:

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
1. Ohio State 100,189 (spring game attendance record)
2. Georgia 93,000
3. Alabama 76,212
4. Nebraska 72,992
5. Tennessee 67,027
6. Penn State 65,000
7. Michigan State 51,000
8. Clemson 50,000
9. Florida State 49,913
10. Florida 46,000
11. Auburn 45,723
12. Virginia Tech 44,700
13. Oklahoma 42,436
14. Michigan 35,000
15. South Carolina 32,916
16. Arkansas 30,546
17. Kentucky 28,441
18. Notre Dame 28,061
19. Texas A&M 27,412
20. Missouri 25,000
21. UCF 23,147
22. USC 23,000
23. LSU 21,000
24. Iowa 18,460
25. BYU 18,000